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In Dubai, the Arab country that tried to buy a controlling interest in American seaports and a 20% interest in the NASDAQ stock exchange, slavery is alive and well. To enter Dubai’s most notorious brothel, the Cyclone, I paid $16 for a ticket that the bursar stamped with the ...
LGF, Dubai, Slavery, Islam, Middle East
Antisemitic ex-Congressman Paul Findley, a Saudi sycophant whose rabid articles were purged from the ArabNews web site, has a friend in Dubai who’s giving Illinois College $1 million to honor the old Jew-hater: Dubai exec’s donation honors critic of U.S. policy on Israel. Notice how the Chicago Tribune soft-pedals Findley’s ...
Dubai, the Arab country that tried to buy a controlling interest in American seaports, and is now trying to buy a 20% interest in the NASDAQ stock exchange, has banned Israel from participating in the World Congress of the International Federation of Freight Forwarders Associations: Dubai bans Israel from Int’l ...
Revisiting Dubai’s intention to purchase 20% of the NASDAQ stock exchange, Rachel Ehrenfeld and Alyssa A. Lappen bring up some disturbing issues, centering around the Islamic practice of Zakat and its connection to the global jihad: Tithing for Terrorists. Bourse Dubai began operating as the world’s first fully sharia-compliant ...
A Dubai-based sister company of DP World, who tried to buy a controlling interest in America’s seaports, has now purchased 1,300 acres of land in South Carolina, to be developed into a logistics center and business park. ORANGEBURG, SC (AP) - A Dubai-based company looking to build a logistics ...
LGF, Dubai, Qatar, UAE, Antisemitism
The terror-sponsoring Arab states of Qatar and Dubai have now gained control of the London Stock Exchange. QATAR has upped its share in London’s Stock Exchange to nearly 24 per cent, giving the gulf state and neighbour Dubai a controlling stake of nearly 52 per cent. Quoting LSE ...
The terror-sponsoring Arab state of Dubai is flush with oil money, and making a bid to buy 20% of NASDAQ: As Oil Hits High, Mideast Buyers Go on a Spree. As oil prices soar, Middle Eastern governments are exercising their growing clout by making deals around the globe — ...
A new paper issued by an influential Dubai think tank suggests that Gulf states may be prepared to back a US military strike on Iran. The paper, written by GRC program director, Dr. Christian Koch, makes it clear that the Gulf States view Iran as an existential threat and the ...
Iran, Ahmadinejad, Nuclear Weapons, Islam, Nuclear Proliferation, United States, Dubai
In US “ally” Dubai, a majority of the population thinks Osama bin Laden is “probably back home in the US.” You know, with his pals in Washington, DC. (Hat tip: pat.) Dubai: If you ask people where they think Osama Bin Laden was hiding, the answer would inevitably be Afghanistan ...
Dubai is about to take over a British firm that makes parts for US military aircraft and tanks, but oddly, this deal is going almost unnoticed. Tammy Bruce has the details: US Approves Second Dubai Deal.
At National Review, Barbara Lerner has another disquieting fact to throw into the mix, in the Dubai Ports deal controversy: Misperceptions & Mysteries. We should reject the Dubai Ports deal, not just because it is risky to have a hostile country managing critical parts of our infrastructure, but because the ...